Apple's Watch Series 11 has hit an all-time low price of $299 for the 42mm GPS model and $329 for the 46mm GPS model, marking a significant discount ahead of the holiday season. The latest smartwatch is now within reach at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.
For those already owning the Apple Watch Series 10, there are few reasons to upgrade unless the slightly improved battery life is a priority. However, if you're due for an update or have been considering purchasing one as a gift, this significant price drop makes the Apple Watch Series 11 a solid investment.
The watch's enhanced features include increased battery life of up to 24 hours per charge on GPS/Wi-Fi models and improved durability and scratch-resistance. Additionally, the cellular model now boasts a more power-efficient 5G modem, reducing battery drain during periods without Wi-Fi connectivity.
For those already owning the Apple Watch Series 10, there are few reasons to upgrade unless the slightly improved battery life is a priority. However, if you're due for an update or have been considering purchasing one as a gift, this significant price drop makes the Apple Watch Series 11 a solid investment.
The watch's enhanced features include increased battery life of up to 24 hours per charge on GPS/Wi-Fi models and improved durability and scratch-resistance. Additionally, the cellular model now boasts a more power-efficient 5G modem, reducing battery drain during periods without Wi-Fi connectivity.
I'm totally tempted to get one for my sister's birthday lol. For those who already have an older model, unless they really need the extra battery life, I wouldn't bother upgrading just yet. But if you're in the market for a new one or know someone who loves tech gadgets, this is an amazing deal! 
The features are so worth it too - longer battery life and more durability? Yes please! 
... on one hand, who wouldn't want to save some cash 
. I mean, the upgrades sound nice and all, but are they really worth the cost? 
The 5G modem update is pretty cool tho 
, can't wait to see how it performs in real life...
And don't even get me started on the cellular model... more power-efficient 5G modem, yadda yadda, sounds like marketing fluff to me 
. Anyone else skeptical about this whole thing?
The new features are cool and all, but does that really justify the price? 
. I mean, who needs a 2-yr old smartwatch when it can be had for like, almost half the price? 
It's like they're trying to get rid of old stock or something. But hey, if you've been eyeing one and don't mind using an older model, now's the time! I guess that's what I'll do... after I fix my current watch that stopped working "suddenly"... 
